The Irish standard., 1887-01-08
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.

on time. Smiths lnstallmenC House
i'll Nicollet avenue.
G. T.. Barry, contractor and builder
stone and brick a specially. 725 Uni
yarsitv avenue northeast.
Hush's bank will reopen as state
hank Feb. 1, with $3.50 900 capital.
The Hennepin ave. theatre will be
lighted by the Mather incandescent
electric system.
The Caledonian Clubs Burns Ban
cuet, Jan. 25 will occur at Curtiss or
Harmonic hall.
Buy your wood and coal Of John
Norton, room IL, ground floor, Temple
$;ourt. All orders promptly filed. Tele
phone 314-2.
Judge john f. Rea, being elected
Judge of the district court, Wednesday
<ock the official oath at the hands of
Judge Lochren.
Margaret T.. Doyle sues ex-Sheriff
Bracket for 5000 damages caused by
her being elected from her house by g
deputy who had a writ against Francis
Doyle.
The council committee on public
grounds recommends the purchase OF
the two fuel economiZers which have
)een on trial the past two months, at a
cost Of 81 200.
The council committee on roads and
bridges, after discussing the proposed
Lake and Frrnklin ave. structures, de-
t;ided to refer tae whole matter back to
5he council without any recommends
dations.
Get your next fire Insurance policy
rom 7. W. McGrath, Boom IL, Tenn
pie Court, ground floor, Washington
Avenne entrance. Best rates in the
city. First class companies.
The framework Of the Goodnow saw
mill is ready to be put up. The engines
and machinery will be brought from one
OF Hall Il Ducey's saw mills at Mushe
gon, Mich. 1t is expected that this
mill will have the largest capacity Oh
the river.
In the disirjct court wednesday,,
morning the Fray Manufacturing com
pany. which recently made all assign
ment to j. M Robinson, filed Il ssschedule
Of its assets and liabilities, placing the
former at $345, 7A22 50 and the latter at
$292, ,S26.26.
An endeavor is being made to secure
the appointmen5of Capt Patrick DAILY,
of Minneapolis, as deputy warden of
the state prison. Though differing
politically with Capt. Daily THE STAND
ARD would hail with delight the ap-
pointment OF so capable q man for the
position named.
Detectives Quin]an and Kenney are
in.receipt Of several letters throughout
the state inquirjng about the "boodle"
commission men, Marsh and Lesher,
and expressing themselves as anxious
to prosecute them on charges yet un-
stated. Marsh was arraigned Wednes-
day and his examination set Tor Friday.
T.. "a, Harmon, p. l.. Stillman and
M. w. Beach have filed a petition in
the district court asking the dissolution
OF the Minneapolis Hardware Company
III which they hold a naajotity Of stock,
alleging over drafts and unhusineSs-
like proceedings generally By III. s. Gill
lette, president, and III. j. Van Ripper,
secretary Of the company. The case
will be heard Jan Is.
The ST.. Anthony Crusaders will give
g grand musical and literary entertain
ment on the evening Of Friday, Janu-
airy Il, Already a lengthy programme
has been arranged which includes @
debate, recitations, songs and instru-
mental music. IT there is any society
in this city that can get up {; better en-
tertainmant than the st. Anthony
Crusaders society We should just like
to hear about it, and if the past be
accepted as a criterion we are very
much mistaken ii they do not afford
those who patronize them couple of
hnnrs OF. excellent diversion.
The management Of the Ivy Leaf
Club deserve unstinted credit for the
excellent taste shown in the decoration
OF Window hall on the evening of De-
cenber 80. The closing party of 1885
was made an event that will be kindly
remembered and not soon forgotten by
the large number present on that occa-
sion. Going back to the beginning of
it's series Of parties, the Ivy Leaf has
advanced step by step, both in a liter
ary and social way, until it has reached
period in it's existence when it can
well be said Of this club that it has few
equals and no superiors.
Concerning his contest for the Cover
norship, Mayor Ames had this